If I convert a test mid-take, will my stored answers be lost?

Left My Wallet in LSATgundo · April 2020

If I have completed a section of the test in its current form, will converting it from paper to digital or vice versa remove any answers I had inputted for that section?

Elaine --Student Service-- · April 2020

Hi @"Left My Wallet in LSATgundo"

We don't suggest converting a test after you've started it, because switching mid-test can have strange results. However, I've personally tested it after completing the first section on a PT (from digital to paper and vice versa) and it didn't mess up my results. However, we can't guarantee that it will work every time or that it won't mess up, sorry!

If you don't mind my asking: why do you want to convert it mid-test? Maybe there's a work-around or another solution we can help with?

Howdy, Stranger!

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